| From: | Robert Rodriguez <Robertr%tfn-ny.com@*********.tfn-ny.com> |
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| Subject: | Re: the stranger will be missed |
| Date: | Fri, 15 Mar 1996 15:43:47 -0500 |
>Hold it, first you want to follow the book, and now you say that following
>that is restrictive. Very few have ever been able to change their t/d in
>the books. The only one I remember with any clarity was the Smiling Bandit
>in ShadowTech, and everyone on the board was wondering how the hell he did
>that. Now, I'm goig to check, but I've seen FastJacks post in books before,
>and rarely are his ever changed, and he is _the_ best decker in SR.By the way why is
fast-jack the best in SR? who said he was? how long
ago was this? were in hte 57' timeline, we've experimented with
MAtrix-births
here, we've had little 7-8 year old kids completely surpassing seasoned
deckers of older ages and experience levels, (we roleplayed it this way,
because of the current plot running) so my guess is that changin' your
T/D
isn't a great secret, but it's just tedious and a little dificult to do.
you knoe just like the software tools you can find in many of the
current bbs in our time line, but if you don't know how to utilize the
tool and where to use it at, its no good to ya... I think that it
should be very difficult to change the stamps but not Impossible. I
suggested the idea that the plotd group would decide if a character was
sufficiently good enough to change them.
Mook
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